Acikgoz wrote:It does point to an underlying issue: when conteplating the GC lobby activities (significant in comparison to TC - which pretty much amount to zero) it shows how influencing is a major weapon "bought" to bear on the Cyprus problem. With the desire to exert external pressure, instead of dealing with the local issues objectively, it achieves nothing but perpetuate bias that undermines legitimate problem solving actions.
halil wrote:DT. wrote:Thats nothing 2 prominent MP's were given holiday villa's in Limassol by a large Cypriot company.
Every country looks after its interests and this has no bearing on the offer but rather those accepting. Of course one can only imagine how much worser UK policy would be without these "brown envelopes".
Masallah !
The Turkish government has consistently lavished millions each year on well-connected Washington lobbying firms--including those employing former House leaders--which contacted offices of the lower chamber 1,468 times, according to an analysis of data from Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker of disclosures filed in 2008 by firms under the Foreign Agent Registration Actnearly twice that of the second-highest country, Libya.
DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:Thats nothing 2 prominent MP's were given holiday villa's in Limassol by a large Cypriot company.
Every country looks after its interests and this has no bearing on the offer but rather those accepting. Of course one can only imagine how much worser UK policy would be without these "brown envelopes".
Masallah !
Hey Halil, guess what these guys do for Turkey
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/client ... sults.html
Secured significant increases in U.S. assistance for several countries
and ONE of the cherries on this fruitcake
http://reporting.sunlightfoundation.com ... rsuit-of-/The Turkish government has consistently lavished millions each year on well-connected Washington lobbying firms--including those employing former House leaders--which contacted offices of the lower chamber 1,468 times, according to an analysis of data from Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker of disclosures filed in 2008 by firms under the Foreign Agent Registration Actnearly twice that of the second-highest country, Libya.
DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:Thats nothing 2 prominent MP's were given holiday villa's in Limassol by a large Cypriot company.
Every country looks after its interests and this has no bearing on the offer but rather those accepting. Of course one can only imagine how much worser UK policy would be without these "brown envelopes".
Masallah !
Hey Halil, guess what these guys do for Turkey
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/client ... sults.html
Secured significant increases in U.S. assistance for several countries
and ONE of the cherries on this fruitcake
http://reporting.sunlightfoundation.com ... rsuit-of-/The Turkish government has consistently lavished millions each year on well-connected Washington lobbying firms--including those employing former House leaders--which contacted offices of the lower chamber 1,468 times, according to an analysis of data from Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker of disclosures filed in 2008 by firms under the Foreign Agent Registration Actnearly twice that of the second-highest country, Libya.
halil wrote:DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:Thats nothing 2 prominent MP's were given holiday villa's in Limassol by a large Cypriot company.
Every country looks after its interests and this has no bearing on the offer but rather those accepting. Of course one can only imagine how much worser UK policy would be without these "brown envelopes".
Masallah !
Hey Halil, guess what these guys do for Turkey
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/client ... sults.html
Secured significant increases in U.S. assistance for several countries
and ONE of the cherries on this fruitcake
http://reporting.sunlightfoundation.com ... rsuit-of-/The Turkish government has consistently lavished millions each year on well-connected Washington lobbying firms--including those employing former House leaders--which contacted offices of the lower chamber 1,468 times, according to an analysis of data from Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker of disclosures filed in 2008 by firms under the Foreign Agent Registration Actnearly twice that of the second-highest country, Libya.
DT,
I don't need anythink u to prove me. Even i didn't read the links u provided for me.
what i knew all those years you have been bought the international communities all around the world and always blakmailing every single individuals who are getting in contacts with TC's.
I say again MASALLAH..... u are so good with lobbying ....doing better than Turkey...... no need to prove it.
poor TC's, we have no money to buy anybody thats why we are always the loosers...... No one was bothering during 1963's when TC's mothers were begging MILK to feed their kids..... It was only on the banners.....
DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:Thats nothing 2 prominent MP's were given holiday villa's in Limassol by a large Cypriot company.
Every country looks after its interests and this has no bearing on the offer but rather those accepting. Of course one can only imagine how much worser UK policy would be without these "brown envelopes".
Masallah !
Hey Halil, guess what these guys do for Turkey
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/client ... sults.html
Secured significant increases in U.S. assistance for several countries
and ONE of the cherries on this fruitcake
http://reporting.sunlightfoundation.com ... rsuit-of-/The Turkish government has consistently lavished millions each year on well-connected Washington lobbying firms--including those employing former House leaders--which contacted offices of the lower chamber 1,468 times, according to an analysis of data from Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker of disclosures filed in 2008 by firms under the Foreign Agent Registration Actnearly twice that of the second-highest country, Libya.
DT,
I don't need anythink u to prove me. Even i didn't read the links u provided for me.
what i knew all those years you have been bought the international communities all around the world and always blakmailing every single individuals who are getting in contacts with TC's.
I say again MASALLAH..... u are so good with lobbying ....doing better than Turkey...... no need to prove it.
poor TC's, we have no money to buy anybody thats why we are always the loosers...... No one was bothering during 1963's when TC's mothers were begging MILK to feed their kids..... It was only on the banners.....
Maybe you should read the links then and think about how comfortable the GC mothers were in tents in 74.
DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:halil wrote:DT. wrote:Thats nothing 2 prominent MP's were given holiday villa's in Limassol by a large Cypriot company.
Every country looks after its interests and this has no bearing on the offer but rather those accepting. Of course one can only imagine how much worser UK policy would be without these "brown envelopes".
Masallah !
Hey Halil, guess what these guys do for Turkey
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/
http://www.livingstongroupdc.com/client ... sults.html
Secured significant increases in U.S. assistance for several countries
and ONE of the cherries on this fruitcake
http://reporting.sunlightfoundation.com ... rsuit-of-/The Turkish government has consistently lavished millions each year on well-connected Washington lobbying firms--including those employing former House leaders--which contacted offices of the lower chamber 1,468 times, according to an analysis of data from Foreign Lobbying Influence Tracker of disclosures filed in 2008 by firms under the Foreign Agent Registration Actnearly twice that of the second-highest country, Libya.
DT,
I don't need anythink u to prove me. Even i didn't read the links u provided for me.
what i knew all those years you have been bought the international communities all around the world and always blakmailing every single individuals who are getting in contacts with TC's.
I say again MASALLAH..... u are so good with lobbying ....doing better than Turkey...... no need to prove it.
poor TC's, we have no money to buy anybody thats why we are always the loosers...... No one was bothering during 1963's when TC's mothers were begging MILK to feed their kids..... It was only on the banners.....
Maybe you should read the links then and think about how comfortable the GC mothers were in tents in 74.
B25 wrote:The thread title is pure propoganda spreading.
The report was about British MP'S (Plural) taking holidays (paid for by others unknown) abroad. Cyprus was on the list of destinations and it so happens that A.Dismore was one of the offenders (allegedly).
Your spin on the report just goes to show your desperation in shovelling shit about the GCs. Now F.O.
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